EXTRACELLULAR ION CONCENTRATIONS DURING SPREADING DEPRESSION AND ISCHEMIA IN THE RAT-BRAIN CORTEX
EXTRACELLULAR ION CONCENTRATIONS DURING SPREADING DEPRESSION AND ISCHEMIA IN THE RAT-BRAIN CORTEX
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DOI:
10.1111/j.1748-1716.1981.tb06920.x
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1981-01-01
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ZEUTHEN, T
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HANSEN, AJ;ZEUTHEN, T
Interstitial ion concentrations in rat brain cortex were compared during 2 conditions where pronounced changes are observed: spreading depression and ischemia. Initially, during the 2 phenomena, an increase of [K+]e from 3 to .apprx. 10 mM was observed, but only small changes in the other ion concentrations. Hereafter, [K+]e exhibited a rapid increase (2-3 s) to 55 mM, whereas [Na+]e rapidly decreased to 60 mM, [Cl-]e to 75 mM, and [Ca2+]e to 0.08 mM. The changes were accompanied by a rapid negative shift in the local electrical potential. There were differences in the ionic events during the 2 phenomena. In spreading depression, the initial [K+]e increase took place in 5-10 s, but in ischemia it lasted 1-2 min. The ionic perturbations were spontaneously reverted in SD, but in ischemia they proceeded further and reached after 5 min (mM): [K+]e 75, [Na+]e 50, [Cl-]e 72 and [Ca2+]e 0.06. The similar chain of ionic events during spreading depression and ischemia suggests a common mechanism for the ionic changes, probably involving changes of ionic permeability of brain cells.